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Etymology of the English word cylinder

the English word cylinder
derived from the Latin word cylindrus (cylinder; stone roller; gem cut in cylindrical form)
derived from the Greek word kulindros, κύλινδρος
derived from the Greek word kulindein
derived from the Latin word cylinder
derived from the Greek word kulindros, κύλινδρος
derived from the Greek word kulindein

Date

The earliest known usage of cylinder in English dates from the 16th century.

Derivations in English

cylindraceous, multicylinder, semicylinder

Cognates

Dutch cilinder, French cylindre, German Zylinder, Italian cilindro, Lithuanian cilindras, Norwegian sylinder, Polish cylinder, Russian цилиндp, Swedish cylinder

Usage

Word found in Modern English



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